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DATES SET FOR
MINSTREL SHOW
Penitentiary Boys to Enter
tain Public on Nights of
November 12-13
Inmates of the Oregon State pen!
tentlaryirfifter a month of steady re
heaTsals, at last announce the date
of their coming shows, November 12
and 13.
According to "Happy" Gordon,
who is handling the publicity end
and who has directed several success
ful shows at the prison, this, the sev
enth production, promises to' eclipse
any preceding affair attempted. This
means quite a lot as all who have
attended the shows will' bear out.
Business men have openly stated
that these boys have produced some
of the best entertainments they havp
had the pleasure of seeing in Salem.
Away back in 1914 they produced
their first show, which proved a suc
cess far beyond their expectations.
Each succeding administration has
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AN EXTRA VA PER CENT ON SECOND
LIBERTY 4'S -
VVNERS of Second liberty Coupon Bonds
may convert them into Bonds drawing 4
per cent by presenting them here at the United
States National' Bank before November 15tL
While the permanent bonds will not be issued
until next March, it will pay large holders to
accept temporary ones for reconversion again
at that time. .. .
looked with favor on this as on
means of getting a man's mind on
good clean things. These entertain
ments are looked forward to by those
who take part and no exertion 1
spared to make them worthy of pub
lie interest.
On these nights, you who attend
their entertainment, meet a bunch
of apparently happy, smiling fellows,
who are really so, at least for the
time being. as they are, for that long-looked-for
evening, free again, and
their only objects are to please you.
create a feeling of f Me'ndliness In
your hearts, and to forget the' sordid
yesterdays and tomorrows. For that
one blessed evening they are enter
tainers priviledged to enjoy for that
short time the greatest thing in the
world. That is the wonderful feel
ing which comes over one when one
tries, and successfully, brings smiiesij
and hearty laughter from others.)
more fortunate, perhaps, but who'
may be carrying burdens just as hard
to bear, and who forget them In their
interest in the novel entertainment
presented.
These fellows have made hosts of
friends slncn their first show, and
each succeeding affair adds to their
number. Music houses and publish
ers send - their feature numbers to
them with requests that they be
used. All who can always help to
the extent of their ability. These
things all go to make their show?
welcome affairs to their friends,
and they fully feel "that this time
being exceptionally fortunate in hav
ing the 'best voices they have ever
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Chorus Sibley. Ilradrage. O'Keefe.
Grant. Comes.
Chines Dream Girl Chin Dorky.
Closing Chorus "Chlng Chong."
Gmnd Ensemble.
Good Night.
Oar llrrlp for the estd of m Vrrtrri
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A portion of good comedy, a lika
portion of good drama, sprinklfd
well with plenty of the latest and
most popular music, perfectly served
to the best little girl and the luckiest
1 Of (he few FhlCppiaff Boy yAS foGgst tender Unci Sam, Qnlrtnd
Simbulan seemed most out of lock. When the Hon U-boat got the U. S.
destroyer Jacob Jones, tbey picked him op for dead; and three operations
failed to get him back the use of knee and leg. lie was of no more use as
a sailor, and his old job ia Manila didn't seem worth trying to get back
and do. But the National Catholic War Council believes that every di tabled
fighter should be fitted for better work than ever before; and they have a
Rehabilitation1 School ia Washington that is proving it. They've, made aa
expert mechanic oat of puirino, jast as they have turned oat anils c4
such heroes better workers than ever ia their lives before
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had. they are about tojiresent their
biggest success, and In the minds of
those who have seen their rehearsals,
the very highest point in amateur
minstrel production. ,
Owing to th? fact that hundreds
were turned away at the firft night
shows, they respectfully ask that
those attending their entertainments
purchase their tickets at down-town
selling points. Two setes of tickets
are or sale, both dated, so in buy
ing now. patrons can be. sure of com
fortable seats. Heretofore, manv
have waited unjil the last moment to
buy tickets at the box office. This
throws them entirely out in calcu
lations, and many people are disap
pointed. So please ,bny in advance,
as there are noreservations. Fol
lows the program:'!
Circle Gordon. Reynolds. Gomes.
Morey. Harness. Sibley, Willis DavH
O'Keefe. Rrnndrage. Marlowe. Te
beau, Jarrett, Montrose. Kinsella.
Rupert. Granf. Hunt, .Miller Gra
ham. Rrantley.
Opening Cborus ;
."Who Discovered Dixie," Entire
Company.
Ballad
"How Happy Old Ireland Would
Be." Herman Jarrett.
End Song . .
"Shake. Rattle and Roll," A. C
Graham.1 Ballad 1 . '
"Dear Utile Boy of Mine," L. Te-
bean. . ,
End Song
"It's Nobody's Business But My
Own." Farley Hunt.
Ballad
"Dear Old Pal of Mine." Richard
O'Keefe.
End Song s..
'You Know What I Mean," Pat
Brantley.
Intrduclng Premier Ends
Sam Taylor and Je3le Jarvls.
End Son
"Can You Tame Wild Wlmmin?"
Jesse Jarvis.
Ballad
"That Wonderful Mother of Mine,"
J. Montrose.
End Song
"Give Me the Sultan's Harem."
Sam Taylor.
Closing Chorus
"Who Discovered Dixie," Entire
Company. I
Intermission "
Overture, Orchestra.
Olio
(1) "Mixed Nuts," Singing. Oh, How
She Can Dance." Graham, Gjordon
(2) "A . Scotch High Bawl," with
apologies to"Hstry Lauder ???
(1) 'Stars In . tripes." 6inglng.
j' "Johnny's in Town," Grant & Kln-
' -ella. - " -. . f . ,..;;
Ing. "At the High Brown Babies'
Ball." Hunt & Taylor.
o Intermission Orchestra. So
kindly furnished and conducted by
ansa swartz.
Finale
"Poppy Dreams," The Imperial Four
Time 1910. Place, Chinatown
San Francisco. Scene. Interior view
ot luxurious Chinese opium den as
they openly operated at that time.
Featuring (a) Graham, .singing
"bere the Lanterns Glow." (b) Te-
oeau, singing. "Chong." (c) Moo
trofe. singing. "My Dreamy China
Iady." (d Itnpert. In Basso.
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